The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-02-02

Court convenes Monday the 18th,
next.
The Board of County Commission
ers meet to-day:
Resd the call for the meeting Of the
Clarendon Agricultural Society.
Bliss Pauline James, of Cheraw, is
on a visit to Miss Hessie Mcdowell.
The report of the County Treasurer
is excellent reading for taxpayers.
The Blue Jeans tobacco for sale at
Lewis is popular with "chowers-
ARE YOU MADE miserable by Indiees
ton, Constipation. Dizziness. Loss Of Appe-
tite. Yellow Skin? Shilohs Vitalizer is a.
positive cure.
For others sake, if not for your
own, have regular hours and keep
them.
See the advertisement Of the Su-
perrisor Of Registration, 3r. S. ?.
Hollsday.
SHILOH'S CURE will Immediately re
l;ere Group, Whooping Cough and Bron-
chitis.
'The elephant is never troubled
with baggage when he is travelling
his trunk is always "on head"
Some one wants to know why
spikes were placed on the head of the
Goddess of Liberty. To keep her
hair up, Of course.
Earthquake insurance, which is in
vogue in Italy, is proposed IS 3 sort
OF companion for cyclone insurance
IN this country.
"HACKNETACK." LASTING and fragrant
perfume. Price 25 and so cents.
When guests declare they wish to
be treated as zone Of the family, !"
nothing would astonish and displease
them more than to be taken at their
word.
Mr.. R. F. Milligar, OF Psnols, wss
in town Monday and paid his respects
to the TisS Office. We are always
pleased to meet such energetic, active
and successful business men as Dir.
3Ii!ligan.
A teacher, in catechising her class
of boys at Sunday-school, asked:
-Who was The strongest MANI A
little chap of eight years answered,
without moments hesitation: "Sul-
livsn. now ask me who is the best
sower."
Died Jan. 2srd, 1887, in Fort
Gaines, Ca, Dr.. James E. Easterline,
in the 65th year of his age. The Ad-
,vrtiser, published at Fort Gaines,
pays this tribute to Slr. Easterling 8
character: 'He was man of genial
manners, and cultivated, high ton
ed christian gentleman"
The annual report of the County
Treasurer, prepared by his efficient
Clerk, Mr.. J. g. Huggins, is publish
ed to-day.
The recent Legislature bas reduced
the printing charges fo- these reports
one-hslf, and now, as is very justly
remarked by the Palmetto Post, their
publication is no more than "a labor
of love"
lSAsAL INJECTOR free with each bot
tie Of Shiloh's eCstarrh Remedy. Price s.
cts.
It is Gratifying to learn that the
"Dime Readings" are to be revived;
and We take pleasure in announcing
that there will be an entertainment
of this character, together with an
oyster supper, on Friday evening,
Feb. 5th, at the Grove Academy, for
the benefit Of the Presbyterian
Church.
Last Thursday being the day set
apart by the Presbyterian Church
for religious service, in behalf Of the
youth of the land, services we're held
aad we'll attended in the Manning
Presbyterian Church. The Rev. Mr..
Mr.. Mcdowell preached most excel
lept and appropriate sermon.
A splendid opportunity is present
ed to equip a military company in
Manning Ifa company can be organ-
lied the Adjutant General has prom
isad to furnish the arms and accoutre-
ments. The young men of the town
hove not been slow in giving express
sion to their willingness to utilize the
opportunity. A list with near!y a
hundred names to it has already been
procured and meeting appointed fcr
next Friday evening. The rendez-
vous is The lower story of the TINES
building. Remember the time and
the place, All should attend.
Oxtssros.-In copying last week
the reportorial interview with Hon
James E. Tindal and reporter of the
INe,cs and Courier, these words were